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L.A. Rec & Parks Fails on Transparency Regarding Griffith Park Pony Rides
It was announced over the weekend that Griffith Park Pony Rides, an attraction for kids and families that had been operating at the great park for 74 years, will cease operations on December 21. The closure comes at the orders of the L.A. Department of Recreation and Parks. But here’s the problem: they refuse to say why. We find that very troubling in an age where transparency seems to be a premium, and would encourage L.A.’s Department of Recreation and Parks to disclose its reasoning.
WeHo Officials Reflect on State of the Community and Present Capital Improvement Projects
As part of the City of West Hollywood’s 38th Birthday Celebration on Tuesday, November 29, City Manager David Wilson and Assistant City Manager Oscar Delgado spoke to the audience of about 175 residents, city councilmembers, appointed city commissioners, and city staff about the state of the community and presented an update on several capital improvement projects the city has invested in.
West Hollywood Activists Gather to Celebrate 38 Years of Cityhood
“Tonight, let’s celebrate West Hollywood for all the unique things it is,” said City Manager David Wilson, as he addressed about 175 residents, commissioners, fellow councilmembers, and city staff on Tuesday evening as the City of West Hollywood commemorated 38 years since its incorporation on November 29, 1984.
Culver City’s Triston Ezidore Becomes Youngest Elected in L.A. County History
With his recent election to the Board of the Culver City Unified School District, Triston Ezidore has made history as the youngest elected leader in Los Angeles County history. He also becomes the youngest candidate to win a seat on the Culver City School Board, and the first Black male to serve on the Board.
L.A. Rec & Parks Fails on Transparency Regarding Griffith Park Pony Rides
It was announced over the weekend that Griffith Park Pony Rides, an attraction for kids and families that had been operating at the great park for 74 years, will cease operations on December 21. The closure comes at the orders of the L.A. Department of Recreation and Parks. But here’s the problem: they refuse to say why. We find that very troubling in an age where transparency seems to be a premium, and would encourage L.A.’s Department of Recreation and Parks to disclose its reasoning.
WeHo Officials Reflect on State of the Community and Present Capital Improvement Projects
As part of the City of West Hollywood’s 38th Birthday Celebration on Tuesday, November 29, City Manager David Wilson and Assistant City Manager Oscar Delgado spoke to the audience of about 175 residents, city councilmembers, appointed city commissioners, and city staff about the state of the community and presented an update on several capital improvement projects the city has invested in.
West Hollywood Activists Gather to Celebrate 38 Years of Cityhood
“Tonight, let’s celebrate West Hollywood for all the unique things it is,” said City Manager David Wilson, as he addressed about 175 residents, commissioners, fellow councilmembers, and city staff on Tuesday evening as the City of West Hollywood commemorated 38 years since its incorporation on November 29, 1984.
Culver City’s Triston Ezidore Becomes Youngest Elected in L.A. County History
With his recent election to the Board of the Culver City Unified School District, Triston Ezidore has made history as the youngest elected leader in Los Angeles County history. He also becomes the youngest candidate to win a seat on the Culver City School Board, and the first Black male to serve on the Board.
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